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For example: if a Source Object
(channel 2) needs to be moved
independently but relative to another
Source Object (channel 1) its location
should be specified as Location: 1+2.
Thus, if the object using location
Channel 1 moves the object on
Channel 2 will move with it.
For example: An elephant (whose
facing is specified as angle channel
number 1) has a trunk (whose facing
is specified as channel number 2), the
elephant’s trunk may rotate
independently yet maintain a
relationship to the facing of the
elephant, thus the trunk’s angle
channel number should be defined as
1 + 2.
Note: The first two elements in the
BinScape object list must always be
the Listener Object (receiver) and a
Source Object. As it is necessary to
have at least these two elements to run
a simulation. You cannot delete the
listener or a sole Source Object.
Adding and Removing a Source Object
↓ To add a new Source Object
THE SIMULATION TOOLS
5. Set the Angle Channel Number in the Primary
Orientation channel box. This Angle Channel Number
specifies the channel over which the orientation (facing) of
the listener is transmitted. In the case of the Listener Object,
it represents the channel over which headtracking or facing
information will be transmitted.
6. Set the Secondary Angle Channel Number if the listener is
to be rotated relative to another object.
7. Click OK to accept the changes to the Listener Object.
—or —
Click Cancel to cancel the changes to the Listener Object.
1. Click the Add button in the main BinScape window.
The following dialogue box will appear:
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